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TPU regions and zones
Google Cloud uses regions, subdivided into zones, to define the geographic location of physical compute resources. For example, the us-central1 region denotes a region near the geographic center of the United States. When you create a TPU VM, you specify the zone in which you want to create it. For more information about regional and zonal resources, see Compute Engine Global, regional, and zonal resources. You can create TPU VMs in the zones shown in the following table.
TPU types with higher numbers of chips or cores are available only in limited quantities. TPU types with lower chip or core counts are more likely to be available.
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